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The Ussuri River is a transboundary river in northeastern Asia that forms part of the international boundary between Russia and China. It runs for about 897 kilometers before joining the Amur River near Khabarovsk. The river and its basin are associated with the Russian Far East, China’s Heilongjiang region, and a border landscape of forests, wetlands, and floodplains.
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Where does the Ussuri River flow?
The Ussuri flows through northeastern Asia and forms part of the international boundary between Russia and China. Its basin is associated with the Russian Far East and the adjoining Chinese border region.
How long is the Ussuri River?
The river runs for about 897 kilometers before joining the Amur River. Its confluence is near Khabarovsk in Russia.
Where does the Ussuri meet the Amur?
The Ussuri joins the Amur near Khabarovsk. That connection makes it an important river in the larger Amur basin.
Why is the Ussuri considered a transboundary river?
The Ussuri is shared geographically by Russia and China and forms part of their boundary. Its river basin therefore has both hydrological and international significance.
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